VRAN
At the Victorian Rabbit Action Network, we are committed to promoting community led action on rabbit management in Victoria and supporting people to work together for more effective and sustainable rabbit control.
What does VRAN do?
The primary aim of VRAN is to see feral rabbits gone from the Victorian landscape.
The way we do that is to provide the tools and networks to enable community, industry and government to implement best practice management in the control of feral rabbits.
VRAN run training and mentoring programs, deliver workshops on best-practice rabbit control, and support people and organisations to collaborate on rabbit action.
We also provide the occasional funding grants to support community learning, innovation and rabbit management.
Our ultimate goal is the long-term reduction in rabbits in Victoria so we can enhance and protect the natural environment and sustainable agriculture production and secure cultural heritage and community assets.
A Christmas Message from the Chair
Wishing you a safe and happy 2024!
Countless hours of volunteer time have been put into all the VRAN programs and the countless rabbit management programs across Victoria. Your tireless efforts have made our landscape significantly better.
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A Christmas Message from the Chair
Wishing you a safe and happy 2024!
Countless hours of volunteer time have been put into all the VRAN programs and the countless rabbit management programs across Victoria. Your tireless efforts have made our landscape significantly better.
VRAN Join the VIPA Board
The newly announced Victorian Invasive Pests Advisory Board (VIPA) includes members from across community, industry and government.
Don’t take our word
We had some amazing feedback from the participants of our recent bootcamp in Phillip Island!
Leadership in Rabbit Control Course 2023 – Applications open until Friday 25 August
The Victorian Rabbit Action Network ‘Leadership in Rabbit Control Course’ 2023 is open to all Victorians currently involved in the management of rabbits on private or public land.
Celebrating NAIDOC Week 2023
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Celebrating UN Public Service Day, 23 June
The United Nations Public Service Award programme will commemorate its 20th anniversary this year and is celebrating the milestone for UN Public Service Day, 23 …